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X11 libraries loaded for console image on Mac OS X

I think I've seen similar questions in the past, but I can't seem to find
the answers now, so here's hoping that I'm not asking exactly the same
question.

I'm on Mac OS X with 4.4.5. I'm trying to save an image that I can use in
Emacs with SLIME. I'd like to be able to use CAPI and get graphical
objects displayed, etc., but I *don't* want the whole environment up.
I know that using the Cocoa LW will be hassle (menubars, keyboard
focus, etc) so I'm trying to use the X11 one.

I can save an X11 image that has multiprocessing enabled, and I can
either specify :environment nil and :multiprocessing t, but I don't get the
X11 libraries loaded. I seem to recall that there's a function that I could
call to get these loaded, but I don't recall what it *is*.

Does this sound like the right approach, and if so, what do I need to do
to make sure that the Xm libraries are loaded?

-- 
=====================
Joshua Taylor
tayloj@rpi.edu

"A lot of good things went down one time,
     back in the goodle days."
               John Hartford


Re: X11 libraries loaded for console image on Mac OS X

Ah, sorry to reply to mine own post, but a bit more Google-ing found
me

(x-utilities:ensure-motif-libraries)

on

http://salaam.cs.buap.mx/IA/SOFTWARE/LISP_4_UNIX/readme-4450.txt

which was what I needed.

On 1/2/07, Taylor, Joshua <tayloj@rpi.edu> wrote:
> I think I've seen similar questions in the past, but I can't seem to find
> the answers now, so here's hoping that I'm not asking exactly the same
> question.
>
> I'm on Mac OS X with 4.4.5. I'm trying to save an image that I can use in
> Emacs with SLIME. I'd like to be able to use CAPI and get graphical
> objects displayed, etc., but I *don't* want the whole environment up.
> I know that using the Cocoa LW will be hassle (menubars, keyboard
> focus, etc) so I'm trying to use the X11 one.
>
> I can save an X11 image that has multiprocessing enabled, and I can
> either specify :environment nil and :multiprocessing t, but I don't get the
> X11 libraries loaded. I seem to recall that there's a function that I could
> call to get these loaded, but I don't recall what it *is*.
>
> Does this sound like the right approach, and if so, what do I need to do
> to make sure that the Xm libraries are loaded?
>
> --
> =====================
> Joshua Taylor
> tayloj@rpi.edu
>
> "A lot of good things went down one time,
>      back in the goodle days."
>                John Hartford
>


-- 
=====================
Joshua Taylor
tayloj@rpi.edu

"A lot of good things went down one time,
     back in the goodle days."
               John Hartford


Updated at: 2020-12-10 08:46 UTC